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"Divas" Exhibit

Sat., March 6 2010
510-654-6974
www.57thStreetGallery.com

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- 5701 Telegraph Ave.
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On Saturday, March 6, 2010 the 57th Street Fine Art Gallery will be hosting its monthly exhibit "DIVA's: Art Work of Women by Women" from 2:00pm-7:00pm. This exhibit will be on display the whole month of March, 2010.

Spoken Word Performances by:
Jasmine Culp
Antionette Evans
Queen Nefertiti Shabazz
Dionne Carter

An Artist Talk immediately follows spoken word performances by several of the participating exhibiting artists.

Featured artists include: Janet Barnes, Karin Turner, Rosalyn Parhams, Donna Wayman, Elana Lutz, Nannette Harris, Alejandra Carpenter, Virginia Jourdan, Elise Evans, Dionne Carter, Kanika Marshall, Suzanne Cerny, Shirley Natoli, and Kenji Tanner.

More information on the show and 57th Street Gallery can be found at the gallery's website.

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